Multibody Dynamics Modeling of Delta Robot with Experimental Validation
Mechanisms and Machine Science • 2021
Publication Information
Authors
Mohamed Elshami, Mohamed Shehata, Qingshun Bai, and Xuezeng Zhao
Keywords
Multibody system dynamics · Delta robot · Matlab
symbolic toolbox · Euler parameters
Journal
Mechanisms and Machine Science
Publisher
Springer, Cham
Volume
110
Issue
2
Pages
94–102
publication.type
International
Paper Link
Open Link
Supplementary Materials
Not Available
Abstract
Delta robot is one of the most known parallel systems which
possesses high stiffness and accuracy. In order to build a system that
endows the robot to perform the desired tasks, an accurate and validate
the dynamic model is required. In recent years, researchers have
been focused on the construction of serial structured robots. However,
few researchers tried to evolve the delta robots in such a system. In this
work, the multibody system dynamics (MBS) approach is used to study
the kinematics and dynamics of delta robots. A systematic approach is
developed based on load assumption due to end-effector movements. The
multibody model is constructed using Matlab Symbolic Toolbox. Moreover,
D3S-800 is utilized in this study to validate the multibody model.
The comparison of experimental data and numerical solution shows a
very good agreement and consequently, the multibody model obtained
is suitable for parameter identification, control and design optimization
of a delta robot system.
possesses high stiffness and accuracy. In order to build a system that
endows the robot to perform the desired tasks, an accurate and validate
the dynamic model is required. In recent years, researchers have
been focused on the construction of serial structured robots. However,
few researchers tried to evolve the delta robots in such a system. In this
work, the multibody system dynamics (MBS) approach is used to study
the kinematics and dynamics of delta robots. A systematic approach is
developed based on load assumption due to end-effector movements. The
multibody model is constructed using Matlab Symbolic Toolbox. Moreover,
D3S-800 is utilized in this study to validate the multibody model.
The comparison of experimental data and numerical solution shows a
very good agreement and consequently, the multibody model obtained
is suitable for parameter identification, control and design optimization
of a delta robot system.
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